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Residents of Saransk warned that overtaking the tractor may face deprivation of rights

Saransk residents were reminded that overtaking a tractor or excavator through a solid line can result in deprivation of rights

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Residents of Saransk warned that overtaking the tractor may face deprivation of rights

Residents of Saransk were reminded that overtaking a tractor or excavator through a solid line can result in deprivation of rights. It is impossible to cross solid for overtaking agricultural machinery under any conditions.

An exception is made only for tardigrades, which have a red triangle on the back. If there is no such sign, even a slow-moving technique does not give the right to overtake through a solid one.

Drivers are advised not to take risks. In a controversial situation, the DVR will help, and the violation threatens with a fine or deprivation of rights.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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